Beshemoth Slime

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She/Her. Collector of many geeky things. Artist?

The clamshell case for Ducks Ahoy, with the cartridge for the C64, and the fun adventure book included. The cover of the case has DUCKS AHOY! in jaunty large art deco letters, with DUCKS in white, and AHOY! in yellow orange. The cartoony cover art has ducks on a pier looking on to a duck in a red board with another duck leaping into said boat. There is a pink purple Hippo watching and blowing schnoz bubbles. There are green horizontal lines that take up the bottom 1/6th with white CBS SOFTWARE at the bottom right. The cartridge is black, with a blue shiny label. It has the white and yellow orange DUCKS AHOY! logo at the top and a green CBS SOFTWARE at the bottom right. The adventure book has a similar scene as the over, with a leaping duck into a boat occupied by a chilling duck. There is a pondering Hippo about to fuck that shit up.
The square plastic case for Tetris DS for the Nintendo DS. The Nintendo DS logo is in a vertical white bar on the left side. The main art has Super Mario Bros. stage one level in the background with a hill, a castle, and a flagpole. There is a stack of multicolored blocks that are not making Tetronimo shapes in the foreground. Small Mario is jumping into the action from the left side. The TETRIS DS logo is a big ass blue T with the standard font TETRIS is multiple colors with DS in gold underneath. There is a blue long pill shape at the bottom that says 6 Different Game Modes! in white, with a Lakitu chilling in the corner.
The square case for Board Game Top Shop for the PS1. The front art has 3 chibi people, a white skater kid dude, a smoldering older vaguely Asian dude with long hair, a gold necklace, and an earring in his left ear, dressed in black trousers, a blue cardigan, and a popped white collar. There is a blonde female character to his right, wearing a frog costume with a crown. The background is a city street with several stores of in game graphics.
The movie poster for To Be or Not To Be, a watercolor of Mel Brooks and Anne Bancroft.
The cardboard box for KILLER BEES! on the Odyssey2. No, seriously, the name is in caps and punctuated with an exclamation point, as Odyssey2 games did. The all caps title is in white bold text at the top in a blue bar. The cover art is of a green flying insect with red shining orb eyes divebombing a swarm of little orange bee drones over a blue playfield with R2-D2 looking orange bots. VOICE ENHANCED! $24.99 Half Price Books sticker.
A mounted photo of some very early 80s people in front of Odd Lots storefront. The signage out front has huge orange letters ODD LOTS. The people are holding full orange bags and cheesin’ hard. There is a brunette lady with huge 80s sunglasses and feathered hair, wearing a green long jacket.
The PS4 version of Stardew Valley sealed. It is in the standard blue game case, with the STARDEW VALLEY logo in wood plank pixel art. It is the COLLECTOR'S EDITION which includes Pelican Town Map, Mini-Guidebook & Stardew Valley Soundtrack. The art on the front has a little Stardew barn with an orange kitty sleeping on the roof, a male player carrying a corn, some radishes in the ground, a mine cart, a chicken, and a female player riding a horse.
A sweet orange and white Himbo cat with bronze eyes that has a red paper band around hims forehead that says I BELIEVE YOU’VE BEEN EXPECTING ME in white.
An 16.5inch and 7?inch TMNT movie Raphael. The big one is pointing at you and holding the little one that is pointing at you.
A rectangular board game box in blue with a smiling mustached Josh Moschitta in the middle, some lips, a timer, and come cards.
The two Buffy the Vampire Xbox games on top of the Prima Strategy guide for Buffy the Vampire Slayer Chaos Bleeds. The first game has Sarah Michelle Gellar on the cover looking very late 90s in a black tank top and red pleather pants. The background has in game graphics of Buffy kicking a big mean looking Vampire in the Vampire beans. The game was only for Xbox. Buffy the Vampire Slayer Chaos Bleeds is the sequel with Xander, Faith, Buffy, Willow, and Spike at the top, the logo, and in game graphics of Buffy kicking another mean looking Vampire, this time in the chest? Are they good? They are fine, but the voice acting is the whole reason to play.
An orange and white short haired cat standing on tan carpet, beside an unsightly pile of laundry, wearing an orange and brown houndstooth tie for cats.
The square clamshell box for Dragon Quest Monsters Joker 2 for Nintendo DS. The cover art is mostly yellow, with a circle of monsters - from the the top, counterclockwise; Dark Slime, Octokid, Great Sabercub, Teeny Sanguini, Mischievous Mole, Komodo, Big Eye, Great Dragon, Tyrantosaurus, and the very Akira Toriyama art style protagonist with Goku hair, generic armor, yellow pants, and a red cloak. Dragon Quest 25th Anniversary logo at the upper left corner.
The square kind of flat rectangular cardboard box for Kirby's Dream Land. The left side has a grey vertical stripe that says GAME BOY in navy going up and has a red Nintendo pill shaped logo at the top. The logo at the top of the art has KIRBY'S DREAM LAND in yellow rounded font that is oh, so cute. The art is a Whispy Woods, the sentient jerk-ass tree in the background, looking at Kirb. Kirb is in the center, in white!, puffed up and flying. An orange Booler, a red Bronto Bert, and a Gordo are around that Kirb. There is an Official Game Boy Game pack logo, the gold oval Nintendo Seal of Approval, and the pill shaped red Nintendo logo at the corners.
Monster Hunter Stories for Nintendo 3DS box. Square clamshell case in white. The art on the front has the main character boy dude (you can also be a girl dude) happily riding a Rathalos (red and blue wyvern) in the center, with many monsters popping out from behind. There is a Lagiacrus, a Zinogre, a Nargacuga, a Tigrex, a Kirin, a Velocidrome, and a Rathian, with a Felyne with cream and brown markings like a Siamese cat with a brown paw print on his chest in the middle.
A clear blue OG DMG Game Boy, with a blue backlit screen. There is a big blue orb sticking out of the cartridge slot that is branded Nintendo. The screen has GAME BOY camera with a doofy looking cosplay Mario, with the Nintendo logo at the bottom and is dated (C) 1998 Nintendo.
The collector's edition box for Monster Sanctuary. It is rectangular and taller than wide. There is the logo in Orange to red gradient at the upper middle. The background is fields with a tall castle up on a mountain. The main dude, who is white, is in the middle bottom in red flowing half robes, with a wide brimmed hat, a scarf covering his mouth, with big grey gloves and boots. Behind him is a flaming lion, a flaming eagle, a water wolf, and a green bubble toad.
A black rectangular Famicom cartridge of The Tower of Druaga. It is wider than tall. There is embossed NAMCOT at the upper left corner, and grip striping on the top corners. The art is on a sticker that takes up most of the front of the cartridge. There is a booger green border around the outside, with 07 Tower of Druaga in Japanese at the upper left. The background is of gameplay, with Gil in the middle, in his golden armor and holding a shield. The floor is brick, there are walls, fireballs, a key to his left, and a wizard in the bottom right. There is an adorable drawing of Gil over top of the Famicom action on the left side, and the logo for THE TOWER OF (in red on the black silhouette of a angry dragon) DRUAGA (in crumbling stone letters). In sea foam green paint, at the bottom of the cartridge front is MATSUBARA in Japanese little kid handwriting.
A round and furry light grey robot cat called Petster with green eyes with vintage Voltron cats sniffing around the big buy. The blue Lion is rolling on top of the Petster.
The rectangular box for Sim City for the SNES on a kitty cat desk mat. The box is wider than tall, with black bars along the top, right side, and bottom. There is a red bar partially in the top black, the red and white Nintendo pill shaped logo at the upper right, yellow dots in a line going down the right black portion, a purple rectangle going down the middle of the right side, an EVERYONE E rating box from the ESRB at the bottom left, and SUPER NINTENDO ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM to the right of the mid bottom of the box. There is a purple down facing triangle in the middle right near the art. Beneath that is Create and Manage a Living City! in teal. The art is in the middle, with a diagonal top down metropolis. There are several buildings in the middle that take the shape of SIM CITY.
Square GameBoy box for the Japanese game, Lunar Lander. The top and bottom have silver horizontal bands, with the Nintendo GAME BOY logo at the top in black. The bottom has a blue, green, white, and red orb and the PACK-IN-VIDEO CO., LTD. logo. The art in the center is of the Lunar Lander on the moon, with the sun bright in the background. The LUNAR LANDER logo is at the upper right in yellow and very retro futurist.
A very 80s photo of a little girl with feathered brown hair, white sweatshirt with 80s color jumble splotches, matching teal stirrup pants, striped socks, and Velcro shoes, with a huge smile on her face because she loves bunnies, sitting on the lap of an Easter bunny in a pastel vest and purple bow tie. Wicker chair? Check. Fake plants? Check. The 80s mall smell of latent cigarette smoke and Rax? Hell yes.
A yellow WonderSwan with orange buttons. The bezel around the screen is silver with a little Chocobo head silhouette at the upper left corner. The logo for Chocobo no Fushigi Dungeon is on the grey scale screen in the center.
Box and cartridge for Galactic Protector for the Sega Mark III/Master System in Japan on an old cat desk mat. The box is rectangular and taller than wide. The background is gold, with GOLD CARTRIDGE in red bold font at the top. There is a blue bar below with the MARK III/MASTER SYSTEM logo in yellow. The left corner has a 1M in red. The box art is ADORABLE. There is a larger cartoonish Jupiter with green eyes and a white mustache, and a smiling Saturn with a green ring, Dragon Ball looking asteroids, and a concerned looking Earth at the bottom. Opa Opa in red and his little brother Upa Up are in the center at an angle shooting the shit out of a flying saucer. There is a blue FM logo at the bottom left and the SEGA logo in white in a blue triangle at the bottom right. The cartridge is black, rectangular, and taller than wide. It has the same art as the front of the box.
Doctor Who the Figure collection cover for Part 82, a Vervoid. I guess they were going for a plant monster using various meat eating plants but yeah, no, it’s a very fleshy pink head with a mouth opening with thin pink tendrils. It has a neck collar like leaves but no, it’s a cooter headed beast.
A clear blue Neo Geo Pocket Color being held by a white hand with blue nail polish. Underneath, there is the square box for the game, with a yellow cover, and a bright Cardfighters' Clash SNK vs Capcom logo. It's rated E for Everyone. The system is rectangular and longer than tall. It has a colorful screen that displays the NINA card from Breath of Fire from Capcom.
The 1985 Murder She Wrote board game by Warren Games. Long rectangular cardboard box with a Northeastern style older house with every single light on and a dude in a beige trenchcoat running by all suspicious like. On the left is a portrait of almost Angela Lansbury.
A mediumish white cat plush is sitting on a cat desk mat on a desk. The cat is delightfully derpy, with far apart black circle eyes, almost straight eyebrows, soft pink oval cheeks, peach inner ears that come to a point, and a black line kitty lip smile. He is wearing a black hoodie with white drawstrings. You can't see it, but there is a Space Invaders alien shooting a base in red on the front of the hoodie. Hims has little straight arms and legs. Toro Inoue is best cat. In his legs, there is a Crystal Sony PocketStation. The PocketStation has clear casing, is like a Sony PlayStation One memory card with a small 0.9in (2.286cm) x 0.9in screen, and white buttons. The display has Chocobo World and a little black silhouette of a Chocobo and two feathers.
A grey rectangular Super Famicom cartridge. The label is light violet, with a white outline of a mustached gent squinting one eye closed while looking at a coin. The logo is in Japanese which translates to Torneko's Great Journey.
The box for the US release of Uninvited for the NES is on top of the folder case for Uninvited for the Atari ST on a dirty cartoon kitty desk mat. The NES box is rectangular and taller than wide. There is a red rectangle at the upper right corner with KEMCO-SEIKA logo in white. The cover art is of a red iris green eye orb skeleton in a frilly blue dress, wispy blonde hair, with a matching parasol, standing in a dark wooden hallway. There are smoky ghosts to the skeleton's left side, and a snake to the right. The logo is at the top part of the box in tall, worn letters in neon orange with a light blue background.
A white hand with blue sparkly nail polish holding a Grape (royal purple) Game Boy Color. The system is on, with the red Power light illuminated, and the screen displaying The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening DX title. Behind the hand is the box for the game, with iridescent foil along the left side and with GAME BOY COLOR logo printed vertically upward. The box is dull gold, with The Legend of Zelda logo in the middle, with LINK'S AWAKENING DX printed below. There is a red outlined black emblem that says INCLUDES NEW SECRET DUNGEON! in red, and ACCESSIBLE ON GAME BOY COLOR ONLY below in white. There is a neon yellow price tag for BRANDON'S VIDEO GAME EXCHANGE for $19.99 and the residue from another sticker. Frumpy but hella cheap.
A sweet sleepy orange and white kitty asleep on a blue Mario blanket, with another blue Dragon Quest Monsters blanket draped over him.
The infamous HELL IS REAL billboard in Ohio, between Columbus and Cincinnati on i71.
Kiwi Kraze for the NA NES in box. The box is rectangular and taller than wide. The very 90s KIWI KRAZE logo is at the top, in yellow different fonts, all capital letters, and the W and Z have orange outlines (dunno, it was 1990). It says A BIRD-BRAINED ADVENTURE! underneath in much smaller print. The art is of a canvas painting of a fat chocobo looking kiwi? in boxers with red flowers and red shoes running up a path. The Chocobokiwi has a bow in bird hand and a quiver of arrows on its back. There is a cadre of villains, with a sunglasses wearing red devil armed with a bow and arrow, a yellow pinstriped shorts wearing fly, a hat wearing starfish, a wooden marionette with big ass shoes and a creepy af clown mask with its tongue out, a purple moon with a wooden body and big ass feet, a squiggly red TROGDOR wyvern, a green winged imp, a blue imp in a beanie and jazzed to see you thnx, and a walrus in orange dad shorts and shoes, carrying a red Santa's sack of yellow kiwi? birds. Still here? Yeah. The villains are making their way past a stone wall with an iron OOZ (zoo) sign). The background is rolling plains with roads, mountains, and clouds. This was a TAITO joint. REV. A. With an Official Nintendo Seal of Quality.
The square box for Final Fantasy Legend III for GameBoy. On the left side, it is grey with GAME BOY running up the side of the box vertically. The cover is the same Final Fantasy logo from the US releases of FFII and FFIII, with a plain plum background. At the right middle, there is the OFFICIAL GAME BOY GAME PAK logo, 2-MEG MEMORY, 80-PAGE PLAYER'S STRATEGY MANUAL AND MAP, and ALL NEW CHARACTERS AND STORY, LAST IN THE LEGEND TRILOGY printed in italic white. The Official Nintendo Seal of Quality is at the bottom right corner, with the 90s SQUARE SOFT logo slightly off to the left, and LICENSED BY Nintendo at the bottom left.
Taiko no Tatsujin for Java playing on a tiny Sony Ericsson flip phone.
A rectangular classic off white handheld LED game that is taller than wide. The pinball playfield has a red Devil's face with a 10 point bumper as its nose. It says "RAISE THE DEVIL" at the top of the playfield. There are LED flippers at the bottom. The flippers are controlled by 2 orange rectangular buttons on either side. There is a red switch that has 4 places for SKILL. The SHOOT button is yellow. ON/OFF is a red switch.
Big dumb Himbo of an orange and white cat, making all kinds of squeaky purrs and burps.
A Gamate handheld console. The casing is dark grey and shaped like if you made a GBA out of a GameBoy DMG. The Dot Matrix LCD screen is situated in the center, in creamed spinach green. There is a speaker grille at the upper left, with a yellow d-pad in a disc below. On the right side, there are red silicone SELECT and START buttons at the top, and yellow B and A buttons positioned like a DMG. The screen is showing the title screen for Dino Bibo, with some odd rounded and stretched fonts, and a little Dino on top.
The title screen for Ragnarok for DOS from 1992. It shows Valhalla off in the distance with Rainbow Road arcing downwards.
A disc shaped handheld game with an orange base and Sonic the Hedgehog holding a red guitar molded on the front. There is a small green d-pad in a disc where the body of the guitar is, with yellow silicone buttons on the fretboard. There are two green crescent buttons on the bottom of Sonic's shoe for SPIN DASH above and JUMP/SELECT below. The bottom has a white whammy bar for SPEED UP. Inside a clear ring around the outside of the disc, there is a small clear puck with Sonic's face. The screen is positioned in the top 1/3rd of the game.
A black and white comic strip with 3 panels. Panel 1: A less polished Jon at his drawing board and a cat with Wilford Brimley cheeks and no markings on a dresser. “Hi there… I’m Jon Arbuckle. I’m a cartoonist and this is my cat Garfield.” “Hi there. I’m Garfield. I’m a cat and this is my cartoonist, Jon.” Panel 2: Close up on Jon and Garfield. “I’m at a loss for words to describe this strip…” “Try turkey” Panel 3: Jon looking straight at the reader, Garfield looking at Jon. “Our only thought is to entertain you.” “Feed me”
A white Game Boy Advance, with a white glass bezel, royal blue trim and buttons, and a sexy crisp IPS display, resting on a DS case with the art for Final Fantasy I&II Dawn of Souls for GBA, on a frumpy, old, and kinda stained kitty desk mat. The game is on and in the menu screen. There is Bobo the Knight, Gort the Master, Vumspi the White Wizard, and Spoo the Black Wizard. All of them are level 65. The play time is exactly 20 hours!
The R-Zone X.P.G. handheld game player. It is shaped like you gave AI the prompt "a GBA and a Genesis/Mega Drive controller that plays knock off Virtual Boy games." It has black casing, with a black D-Pad on the left side. There are 4 black control buttons on the right positioned like a SNES controller, with A and B on the bottom and C and D on the top. The bottom middle has a row of 6 red silicone buttons, left to right, ON, START, SELECT, SOUND, PAUSE, and OFF. The upper middle, where there would be a screen on a GBA, there is a fold out red mirror at the top. Under that, there is a cartridge slot, and the handle of cartridges are all red. There is a raised portion under that that has the R-ZONE X.P.G. XTREME POCKET GAME logo in red and purple.
A plastic PSP case for Final Fantasy IV the Complete Collection with greyscale Amano art of Cecil and Ceodore. The UMD with the same art is laying on top.
An oblong rounded handheld game with two wired round flat controllers coming out from the sides. The outer casing is off white. There is a back casing clamshell for storage. The outer casing is 6in (15.24cm) across x 3in (7.62cm) down. There are small hinges at the bottom and a clasp at the top. The screen is situated in the upper 2/3rds at 3.6in (9.144cm) across x 1in (2.54cm) down. Around the screen on the left and right are metal stickers that are mostly blue, with a black line and silver portions at the bottom most part. On the left, in the silver is DONKEY KONG (logo in red) and HOCKEY (in bold blue) with a little Donkey Kong holding a hockey stick in color. MICRO VS SYSTEM is on the right. There is a silver trapezoid in the middle bottom with the Nintendo logo in black. On the right side, beside the screen, there are grey pill shaped silicone buttons for (descending) GAME A, GAME B, and TIME. There are two metal pinhole buttons beneath the silicone buttons for ALARM, and ACL. Out of either side of the case are dark grey wires that connect to the controllers. They are puck shaped and the same color as the casing. The middle 2/3rd has a blue metal sticker with a line that says which controller it is. CONTROLLER 1 is on the right and CONTROLLER 2 on the left. Each controller has a white D-Pad and a round grey silicone button for HIT. Above the D-Pad is the cardinal directions spelled out. The center rotates, as there is a dial on the back that winds the cord up for storage in the back.
A thin and mostly flat rectangular handheld LCD game. It is 4.3in (10.922cm) across and 2.9in (7.366cm) down. There is a metallic sticker on the front acting as a bezel. It is silver, blue, and red. LCD CARD GAME, Pinball, and the Gakken logo are in blue on the upper left. At the upper right, there are three diagonal white round buttons for TIME, ALARM (inset), and ACL (inset). At the bottom of the screen and slightly away are two round white buttons used for the flippers and GAME A (left) and GAME B (right). On the left side under the Gakken logo, there is a bouncing black ball over two stars. The screen portion is a square at 1.9in (4.826cm) on each side. Most of that is background, with a bright multicolored pinball table, mostly red, with CRASH in pink block letters over an explosion to the left bottom. START is at the plunger point in multicolored outlined block letters. The actual play area is only 1.2in (3.048cm) across x 1.8in (4.572cm) down. It is really yellowed. There is a digital clock or score at the upper middle.
A red rectangular handheld game that is taller than wide. It has a sticker at the top with the logo for the Earthshaker! pinball table from Williams. The 1.5in (3.81cm) across x 1in (2.54cm) down screen is situated above the middle up to about the top 1/5th. There is a thin black bezel and a sticker with a basic line drawing of a scene with earthquake damage? like an open fault line, skyscrapers snapped in half, and a burst of steam from the ground, but like a cartoonist threw it together quickly. The background of the screen is a Frogger rip off. It has a yellow desert with an open fault at the bottom, a river up from that, and two channels for docking with a flat plain for building a house. The LCD sprites have you as a little dude traversing upward (Frogger), past debris of destroyed buildings, skyscrapers, and open faults. You have to hop one of many tugboats on the river with one stream moving left and above moving right. Then dock your ass and build a house, or drown. MANS are at the upper left and score is kept at the upper right. Beneath the screen, there are black buttons. On the left, there is a big black round button for GAME START. In the middle there is a black rectangular sticker that looks like a button but it is lies. On the right is a shitty D-Pad with sharp angles and round bumps on the directions, with the right side used for MODE. The PLAYTIME logo is printed in the middle of the bottom 1/5 of the game. Just play Frogger. Or the real Earthshaker! pinball.
A beautiful bird perched on a wood stake. The bird is smooth feathered (not fluffy) and mostly grey, with black spots on its belly, black streaks on its wings, a black patch on its breast, and seriously, a bitchin’ looking black marking like a mustache. It has a thin black beak and black eyes. There is a red patch on the back of its neck. Its tail feathers are dull yellow with black tips.
Sonic Spinball Tiger handheld with bright blue casing, red bumpers on the rounded corners, and large round yellow buttons with red trim. There are 4 round yellow buttons under the center oriented screen, from left to right; OFF, SOUND, MAX SCORE, and ON/START, and a pinhole ACL button on the rightmost side. The overlay has the Sega logo, SONIC THE HEDGEHOG in blue, SPINBALL in purple at the top. The left has Robotnik in his round egg ship on the left, and Sonic Gotta Going Fast enough his legs look like a pinball.
A red tabletop pinball game with original 151 Pokémon theming. It uses red LEDs instead of balls, but does have a pair of flippers at the bottom of the table, and one off the mid right. The playfield is a cromulent representation of a standard pinball table. The lanes are clear plastic. The field is bright and colorful with a background map of Kanto and Charmander, Ekans, Meowth, Pikachu, Squirtle, Pidgeotto, and Bulbasaur. There are two black round buttons with a white ring around them on either side toward the bottom for the flippers. There is a black plunger with white on the end. The score is kept at the bottom middle on a basic LCD. It lets you enter your initials and save your score! The speaker grille is at the bottom left. It are loud.
Attack from Mars handheld game. Shaped kind of like an isosceles trapezoid. It is taller than wide, top is 2.7in (6.858cm), 5.7in on either side (14.478cm), and 3.7in (9.398cm) on the bottom. The top of the casing is black, and royal blue for the rest. There is a bezel that surrounds the 1.6in (4.064cm) across and 1.8in (4.572cm) down screen, that is situated in the upper half of the game. The bezel has a sticker with the art from the Attack From Mars pinball table with the Attack From Mars logo in red at the top. The screen has an isometric view of the AFM table, with the score to 100 millions at the top middle, GAME OVER to the top left, and SCORE in the top right. There are two silver flipper buttons just below the middle of the game. There is a yellow pull down plunger on the bottom right side. The bottom middle is silver plastic with a round bump in the middle because art.
Mogland by Casio all folded up. The casing is slightly off white. It is 3 panels and folds together horizontally, with the top folding down and the bottom folding up over the screen. It has the Casio logo in red, a red heart with green wings, MOGLAND diagonally in brick red and green outline, and a green spiky red toothed bastard standing on a red oblong GAME.
An anthropomorphic ground hog with clothes ripping off looking up at a full moon.
Cartoon drawing of a brunette in glasses staring into the bleak abyss.
A drawing of a younger person looking down at a Game Boy DMG with Game Over. You suck. on the screen